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Win one-off Arai helmet, showcased at TT
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Written by Steven Thackery, 03/06/10
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Motorcyclists attending this year's TT races on the Isle of Man are being offered the chance to win a one-off Arai helmet for just £1.
The Royal Air Forces Association and Arai importer Phoenix Distribution have created special RX-7 GP motorcycle helmet, which is being shown during the event behind the TT Grandstand.
Bike insurance policyholders interested in winning the headgear, described as "the most technologically advanced motorcycle helmet Arai has ever produced", have until November 19th to text the word Arai to 70099 at a cost of £1 to be in with a chance.
The design featured on the helmet commemorates 70 years since the Battle of Britain, in which the Wings Appeal took part.
A duck egg blue background is used with pair of iconic red, white and blue roundels laid over the top and alongside wings, which symbolise a flying officer's badge of honour and the work of the RAF.
Arai has also introduced a special limited edition Isle of Man TT RX-7 GP helmet for this year's event, with only 500 of the headgear being produced.
The design is based around the Isle of Man's famous triskelion (Three Legs of Man) symbol.
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